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Israeli Reservists Face Ongoing Struggles Reintegrating After Extended Service
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Young Israeli combat soldiers like Gleb and Noam are struggling to rebuild their lives due to frequent reserve duty call-ups following the October 7th attacks. Both have served extensive periods in reserves, disrupting their education and careers, and face ongoing deployments with little notice. They report significant psychological tolls and a lack of adequate support systems for transitioning back to civilian life. A nonprofit organization, Gav LaLochem, is assisting some soldiers with practical and emotional support.
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- Israeli reservists Gleb and Noam face repeated call-ups, disrupting their civilian lives and careers.
- Both soldiers served extensively in reserves after the October 7th attacks, with little notice for deployments.
- The prolonged military service has taken a significant psychological toll on the young combat soldiers.
- Discharged soldiers report a lack of sufficient safety nets for their transition back to civilian life.
- The nonprofit Gav LaLochem provides practical and mentorship support to aid reintegration.
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